Sentence examples for primary brief from inspiring English sources

Faced with a spectacular and unprecedented cocktail of nasties – stagnant economy, drastic welfare reform, huge public spending cuts, rising living costs – the Welsh government has responded by appointing what it believes is the first of its kind in the UK: a cabinet minister whose primary brief is to tackle poverty.

When President Bush nominated Mr. Negroponte in February, he said the director of national intelligence would be "my primary briefer".

In primary, briefs can be much shorter, for example, "Read a story to a class of year 1" or "Teach a year 5 group on a topic of your choice".

Although Mr. Bush has said the newly appointed director of national intelligence, John D. Negroponte, will become his "primary briefer," Mr. Robb and Judge Silberman said they thought that would distract Mr. Negroponte from his main task of overseeing the 15 intelligence agencies and coordinating their work.

Within primary care, brief alcohol interventions have been shown as effective, 37 with growing evidence to support family focused interventions.

It would seem timely, therefore, to evaluate the extent to which the primary healthcare brief alcohol intervention evidence base is now saturated, or whether there are any remaining knowledge gaps requiring further investigation.

Also at the Maudsley hospital in London at around the same time the first primary care brief intervention trial for any health-related behaviour was being undertaken by Michael Russell and colleagues.

The primary researcher briefed all participating doctors and nurses on the definition of infection and also gave them written information.

Mr. Shriver's vice-presidential race in 1972, on a ticket with Senator George S. McGovern, and a brief primary run for president in 1976 were crushed by the voters.

When performed by staff EPs with EU certification, mean EU duration for the primary indications was brief regardless of EP's experience, EU type, or results.

QUIT is the only primary care-based brief intervention that has previously shown efficacy for reducing risky drug use in the United States (Gelberg et al., 2015).